The words justice and injustice often feature in students’ reflections on their experience of school, most frequently in relation to assessment, teacher-student relations and modes of class management. In this paper, we present the preliminary results of a study in which 82 trainee primary school teachers described both an episode of justice and an episode of injustice that they had either directly experienced or witnessed during their own school years. The data analysis was carried out using mixed-mode methodology and provided interesting insights into issues such as assessment and relationships in the classroom, as well as highlighting the need for teachers to receive training in interpersonal skills to complement their subject knowledge
Le parole giustizia e ingiustizia ricorrono spesso nelle riflessioni che gli studenti fanno sulla loro esperienza scolastica e coinvolgono la valutazione scolastica, la relazione insegnante-allievi e in generale le modalità con cui è gestita la classe. In questo articolo vengono riportati i primi risultati di un’indagine condotta chiedendo a 82 studenti universitari di Scienze della Formazione Primaria di descrivere un episodio di giustizia e uno di ingiustizia di cui erano stati soggetti o testimoni a scuola. L’analisi, condotta con metodi qualitativi e quantitativi secondo il paradigma del mixed-method, ha fornito interessanti riflessioni sul tema della valutazione e della relazione in classe oltre a suggerire indicazioni per una formazione degli insegnanti che ai contenuti disciplinari affianchi buone capacità relazionali
Kanizsa, S., Garavaglia, A., Mosconi, G. (2013). Giustizia e ingiustizia a scuola nelle parole dei futuri maestri. STUDIUM EDUCATIONIS, 14(2), 19-32.
Giustizia e ingiustizia a scuola nelle parole dei futuri maestri
Kanizsa, S;Garavaglia, A;Mosconi, G
2013
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The words justice and injustice often feature in students’ reflections on their experience of school, most frequently in relation to assessment, teacher-student relations and modes of class management. In this paper, we present the preliminary results of a study in which 82 trainee primary school teachers described both an episode of justice and an episode of injustice that they had either directly experienced or witnessed during their own school years. The data analysis was carried out using mixed-mode methodology and provided interesting insights into issues such as assessment and relationships in the classroom, as well as highlighting the need for teachers to receive training in interpersonal skills to complement their subject knowledgeFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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